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He draws a sharp line with cuts proposed by House.
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A review of day one, compared to predecessors.
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In amendments, Darrell Issa moves to cut government-funded studies from the budget.
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They can't figure out how to take on the debt without harming federal projects local voters like.
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They say the commission enacted regulations without doing any market-based analysis.
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Friends are working to support a campaign in 2012.
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They introduce amendments to derail law.
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FreedomWorks advises delaying implementation of the new health law through defunding.
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The majority leader says he's looking to Sens. Bingaman and Murkowski to hash out plan's details.
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Landrieu: Time to take on "sacred cows."
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The House minority whip games out the worst-case budget scenario on Tuesday.
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Many new lawmakers are scrambling to avoid the dreaded “freshman 15.”
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The former Senate candidate loses his bid for a seat in the South Carolina legislature.
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They say their new bill to empower the president to reject wasteful spending would be court-proof.
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Just shy of a year into the new reform law, the state’s governor is fighting for his exchange's survival.
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They huddle with the freshman class after votes, a sign they want them on the same budget page.
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What is happening to the romance between the environmental lobby and natural gas?
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The Minnesota lawmaker accuses Michelle Obama of trying to implement a "nanny state."
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"You guys are evil," the pop star said, referring to the American health care system in a recent interview.
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Both parties have a field day pitching changes.
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The Republican Governors Association will name Chris Christie to be its new policy vice chairman.
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The DNC chair plans to discuss a Senate bid.
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By GEORGE ALLEN | 2/16/11 12:58 PM
Opinion: The new state should be built upon the solid foundation of all successful free nations.
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The journalist apologizes, withdraws remarks.
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The treasury secretary defends Obama's gradual approach to tackling debt in the budget.
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The president defends his budget plan against critics who say it doesn’t move quickly enough.
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The plaintiffs allege that Gates and Rumsfeld "ran institutions in which perpetrators were promoted."
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They vote for a 90-day extension of the legislation's expiring provisions.
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Two House freshmen will be at serious risk in 2012 if redistricting fails to protect them.
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He's not condemning controversial license plate.
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By PAUL GOLDMAN & MARK ROZELL | 2/16/11 7:54 AM
Opinion: Not if history is any guide.
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By ROGER HODGE | 2/16/11 12:56 PM
Opinion: It is high time that American liberals rediscovered the Founding Fathers.
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He'll place a hold on the Fish and Wildlife pick to put pressure on the Interior Department.
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A coalition of companies is quietly lobbying for exemptions from some new collateral requirements.
